Abstract: Apparatus and method for an improved corner shelf having a plurality of planar shelves supported on a plurality of legs wherein each leg has a raised leg on its lower end so that the lower shelf unit is disposed above and clear of the baseboard of the building. Each shelf is planar in nature being strengthened on its peripheral edges by a downwardly extending flange wherein a section of the downwardly extending flange comprises an enlarged vertical pegboard area having one-inch by one-inch spacings so that it can accommodate standard pegboard hooks including pegboard storage bins and is attached to either the drywall or to the studs in the wall of the building containing the apparatus.

Abstract: A modular shelving system including a number of separate, selectively inter-connectable pieces, and methods of assembling such a shelving system. The selectively inter-connectable pieces of the shelving system include vertical supports columns, cap shelves for attachment thereto, hanging rods, and adjustable shelves and drawers and selectively placeable support elements for supporting same.

Abstract: A modular shelving system including a number of separate, selectively inter-connectable pieces, and methods of assembling such a shelving system. The selectively inter-connectable pieces of the shelving system include vertical supports columns, cap shelves for attachment thereto, hanging rods, and adjustable shelves and drawers and selectively placeable support elements for supporting same. The shelving system is easy to assemble and disassemble with very limited or no use of separate tools. The shelving system may be customized by a user to meet certain needs, and is easily and readily reconfigured and adjusted as needs change.